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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-28
HOW THE PEOPLE CAME!
As If the Whole Population Of the
Northwest Was Rent OH Seeing the
Carnival.

As If the Whole Population Of the
Northwest Was Rent OH Seeing the
Carnival.
There were crowds and crowds; on every
street and avenue they walked and talked
and grew enthusiastic as the day went by
with its interesting features. 1t was
balmy, pleasant day, and every citizen who
could command a turnout or was able to
walk, showed up OH the street. Many of
the business houses were closed at noon,
and thousands of employees spent their half
holiday taking in the dog exhibition. the
eaupage display and the races, or skating
and tobogganing i'll the afternoon, and in
the evening witnessing the Storming of the
palace. 1t was Minneapolis day. and the
generous-hearted people of the sister city
responded to the tune of $4,000 visitors.
But the crowds were not all of St. Paul
and Minneapolis by long way. They
came from every point of the compass,
from near and far, from every town
and city and hamlet in Minnesota and
| Wisconsin and Iowa and Dakota to make
| st. PauFS ice carnival blooming success.
| When every incoming train has twice its
! usual number of coaches and requires two
engines to pull it in, and when the big
double doors at the union depot have to be
opened to their fullest to admit the crush
and three extra policemen kept busy to
avoid panic, there must be crowds.
! Nobody knows so well how many strangers
came into the city yesterday as an over
i worked passenger agent at the depot, who
said: Talk about crowds. Never, since
| Eve stood here and watched people come
and go. have L ever seen anything that be-
gun to compare with the jam to-day.
don't know how many there were, but if
the people who came in to-day expressly to
see the biggest end of the carnival were
packed into the carnival park there
/ wouldn't be an opening to look through"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-28
PRIZE PARADE TO-DAY.
Floats to be Out Ehis Afternoon in
s. competition for Valuable PriZes--
Gfher attractions.

q competition for Valuable PriZeS--
Gfher attractions.
The feature of the carnival to-day will
be the parade of all the clubs in the city.
In this parade will also be the competitive
display of floats by the toboggan clubs.
Prizes for the best floats prepared by the
clubs are offered by the carnival manage
ment: $500 to first. $50 to second. 500 to
third and $50 to fourth. A great deal of
work has been done on the quiet by several
of the clubs and some very elaborate turn
outs will be exhibited. The floats of the
Windsors and the Owls have been seen.
The Columbia Snow Shoe club has been
constructing one, which they say will be
something out of the ordinary run of elab-
crate floats. The curling bonspiel will
be continued to-day, and according
to the official programme there will be vari-
Gus sports at the palace grounds this even
ing. For the parade OF clubs this afternoon
the order of clubs will be the same as for
the parade at the StOrming last night. In
general order, No. II. Ed Bean, COM
mander of the clubs, has ordered all organ
iZations to be in line at 2:15 p. M, and the
procession will move at 2:30 O'clock sharp.
Lady members are requested to turn out
with their clubs. The usual line of parade
will be observed.
Carnival Notes.
| The Columbia Snow Shoe club, after the
|. parade of last evening, marched to the resi-
| dence of DR.. Stone, its president, aud was
| royally entertained by himself and wife The
Owl club, of St. Anthony Hill, was also pres
ent with its ladies. and the two clubs filled
| all of the rooms of the doctors spacious res
! idence. and enjoyed together the bounteous
| hospitality which was rendered them The
| Columbia club will take part in the parade
this afternoon. with its float, and all its mem.
| bers are requested to meet at the Merchants
| hotel at 30 sharp.
The Wakouta Toboggan club will meet al
| McCiung & McMurran's Office 100 East Fourth
street, at l:l5 p. In. to-day, where it will be
| photographed, after which it will participate
in t he parade.
The Seven Corners Snow Shoe club haf
elected Miss Maggie Mitchell and her man.
ager, H. E. Sanford, honorary members.
The st. George Snow Shoe club and drum
corps will meet at club headquarters at 81
O'Clock to-day to take part in the parade.
The committee awarding prizes fol
floats in the parade to-day will be stationed
! in Room Z, Mannheimer block.
The Ryan Toboggau club will meet at Ex
position rink at l o'clock sharp. to join the
parade this afternoon.
The curling will be so far completed tha
the skaters can have the use of the rink thi
evening,
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
up AT BAY VIEW
TIE f.ay fse~ sIssiss ana ~ esal.aa- rss
ossat Antpisfitsstrs a.ss,s 14~dssr1,
fE4aeis =. Aliizsa &aa sas,srla-
tsnusas aall.

"-NNN%t+t - - Attt~ate e-ht-t
BAY lls~. tois so.-An Immense and
constantly Increasing number of resorters.
saoAtionisis. ssseniaiy1oen and uolnen.
workers. isetufcls. ars.sss Ia usicans vocal
isis. tired honseksepsns. teachers. business
naen. snA chrauic iueAlds Aaxs sN4rmed
inio t1is paradise situated la Tie Eaiasf az
Tie iaos' picturesque soeasrf. gep'sse with
VARIETY ane novelty, aDd camais laden
VII hesith anG saeor Prom ssch place
thes cannot faii - reiarn Viii oew paysi-
Cal energy for lies aouos AM VIA the
1nand haod Silh delightful picloEes that
vii dwell among the past bui never tor.
gotten pieasa a. ct Asemarf. Added 10 al
ihi- is f.if assembly wort FFaneN sapp o.
inrnis UAil - ig4sl 81 nCn tlluEs lar ne
uslna
Aay View. iEe t1s map q Alfioa is
ita.lHH Nou Serial t4snFts changes IN
NNizs changes "a NuTAefs, changes Ia
grow ia. chaAees every acre.
The time wa> when lhe oi4Apol saflaient-
ly accommodated l1e people iof Their nsot-
ihEA fiAis wear charming ChAasAuqus cos
lSse hAs been buili where ali Chsatsto,ls a
DO consfsssle fJr g.. l. - 4 round taias
and other woIk. AID where every nlnrnlur
ne cllofel hour y observes Vlfh thai
charming auiiluT kDouu % etfrF Cblld A.
Hope Leds ard. as instructor
liie lDusi csusliauols feature - The eresf
bUislug boom. Is the Amp1iiheatfe Tor
fentfA! ussunss. viii q ospaals Tor 800.
winch ls citel taxed a. iis ulmsst
ioT lectures. The chspel ls used iof sis-
IsriAenial WorA. which oDsns ~ very sat-
is'se.orily ia All ~ slocotlon. IA cooking
and ln Greek
A. resort Bay A.ew - sffrnctine psopls
ir0M tie Atlantic 10 iae facihc ooasa snd
down 10 Tie tDI ~ Mexico oa Tie south.
ihElng on cosmopolitan sirs and those
Who come frequently purchase lob aud
MAKE this permsneut reloai through tAe
salty months drinking deep iu he erios-
NESTS o. invgorateG physical existenos.
TIE charms oi AXE and lsBdsosps. end the
wi eBd wisdom oi the finest soiIs that live.
The hotel accommodation here have
been greatly Increased tie HaF View
House having expanded CD eyerv SIDE.
sud upwards. TOO. A. newly hnishsd
throughout. aud trst-s'lnss a. every cepsrt-
nent, while the Woodland n Dev botef
in more distant part 81 the grounds With
broad Ter4ndas aud vine viss 81 tie bsy.
We also see among the novelties. fhe Grand
Rapids portable cottage. a vice surp.anfer
81 tents. thoueh 10 speaking ~ tesis more
people are campirg 0af n tents tlzA ever
before. theT are spread everywhere.
John -. Han lH The gs.quitaus sunarin-
teuQent Of the Assemoiy. afaole lind. and
and courteous TO AZ, bsppv ln 3 t.s v0rk aud
making everybody happy. Special dsvs
wil De iuu 81 interest. and August 8. Wo-
mems Christiau Temperance lui~n uav.
VIII - honorec Viih thal 'ere rustchless
woman in America. Nlss Frances u wiz
lard. called olso "fbe bfs. known aHi best
loved womsn in Amer g."
Come 70 BAY View. Come. come. camd
fkAEc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
DEATH ON The TRACK.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT LAKE VIEW
Two Young Ladies' KILLED and n Little
Girl Fatally Ini1red-The Awful
Result Of Careless
n~t.Eu.

t<r.a,,ss - ~ ssNsS.A~-stsANo.
LAKE VIEW, Mich. July "a terrible
accident occurred on the Detroit, Lansing &
Northern railroad about 10 O'Clock this
morning. At that time = train coming
from the east struck a wagon in which we're
Mas Hattie Shaver. Miss Hattie Reynolds.
Miss L0ttie Shaver, little girl; Fred Hatch
and Charles Whitbeck. Tho ladies were
carried 113 feet and then thrown down an
embankment. Both were killed. The
httle girl, Lottie was carried almost one
hundred feet and was 50 badly injured that
sac cannot recover. The young men were
thrown about fifteen feet over a pile
Of fence posts. but singularly
enough, neither was seriously injured. The
scene OF the accident presents q sickening
sight. being strewn with the debris Of the
wagon, end with blood. brains and hair.
The accident seems 10 have resulted from
the care iesstess OF Whitbeck. who started
10 drive across the track when the train
was IN sigtA. The ususl signal Was given
BY the rngineer on the train and no blame
Is attached 70 the railroad.
The accident causes great gloom in the
village. Miss Shaver was q great social
fayOrlie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT
foURTGEN reRsoNs -
Collision on th@ Concord Esrwsr
Yesterday Ansrnooa-A sstsplAcsd
SWITCH the GAUGE 81 tse
Accident.

CoNooEn. n. a.. July D--A frightfu
accident occurred on the Bootssit branch
Of the Concord Railway this sfierDoou.
The up accommodation Tasseugsr train
vas reported nine miButos lsle ard oonl-
ing vis OF The sUDcs0k for Hook>ets 10
connect with ihs forenoon train 81 Pifis-
field Tie train wa on tie sidi8l ah5rf
distance this side ~ F0okteit wAsn t.a
passenger train. by reason q u3ssid
switch. ran upon tbe siding AID insbsf
into the locomotive ~ the niRec uain.
Both locomotives were badly wrecked. "a
were the baef age ADO assii carr ~ The pes
eenfer train, srd msnv irsirht osrx on TIE
mixed train. The engineer sse hs,naen Of
both irsius hsc tme tD Jump and escaped
serious injury.
A large gang Of men vas dispatched 20
clear the wreck sDd remove tire obsIuct
lions from The track. The pec1nisry dau-
nRe will D. besvv This is TIE frst seffcus
accid~Dt tboi has happened on the CoDcord
Load FOR many YEAR.
latter reI0rt places the number Allied
a. fourteen
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

Frou or oTn CsrTesp1nae1t
NInr1 Evf1Ez July 59.-Isasc 3. ksoisr
and wife rsturns5 isst evening from o stwo
weeks trip - Detroit and sr0und the
SOD" Niss TauTs fs0ubsrTv. u Helena.
Ohio. - the xusst of Nrs II =. Hsndfck.
Chxriss Annison and y. g. Oa. are quite
siok. The EoArtbuT -CsrnFion vi1 ress.
tired lasi tern IN TIE Kent Circuit Ceuri.
; ss ben sstfied. Nrs. canFton Fetffne
& Goa TuseSsg evening lsrf uocHfrfi the
rra~r.srs - vii 2 Dsgois t8 Miss Carrie
wright Tie hsppy psi 81 o-sce r1fa
rasnr-t seeninz hoase ~ the Mee fl1e
lI.rf,srt Sesries and Vife ~ btctfnf9r
Ksrsas ers visiting tfer r0suf frrnds
tsrs Mrs. O. r sHnuia rrs new hoass
- Wsvf MslD-sts - beng rsfiti7 p1esef
sra-ard ccrn nEfstion n ~ FerFfrrel blocf
rfi srar - reefv fcr accHrrnr7 fn6 r. .
great fnarTovsFnenf 80 fks Tiile1s Eev
Osborn. II Grau5 Rsrids. vil oerUty fbs
Barssst IT pit SrnesT. tAs pesior. Re-.
1iliv hsiHg st Fstesksg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

y. \. Ford for The past yfsr travelling
salesman foT the John q Butter & Co. to-
hscco coupsny of s.. I.oais. durng which
tine Michigan and Indsns have been his
territory. hss severed bfs connection With
ffs firm and VII engexs in be manu-
fscfurs = ccEas ard rriess - thss city.
Mr Ford vss fsf yssrs sRxsged - s'Eniisr
c1sfress - lad aneFolis, arJ is thcTc1rhi =
posted II sverr hrsneh 81 the trs6@ A
seek comfeov is being organ 7ec - Mr
Ford snd embraces srao1R - men hers tts
lesflrF u5nless p grocerF frrls ~ re city.
- 10 vlIl bark to - 8e-1rise witb esun 3srt
caE 81 A ar rerreserflr4 &l9ft8 r5Ii
be rnf in- tne works "a - coas 1c1e5 o.
a. elaborate sesie ard esnpicYnos1t FAR.
aisaes - = sarge 1Enspsx o. nssa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

CnughTL July 50.-Chsfies williams
made baiioou ascension f'iis evening at
Coney lsihn3. piessure resort. On TIE Ohio
river. Ten miles east ~ this city When
The asr0nsui hs1 reached 90 attitude of
90 feet be lssTea from the al ship and
descepoea safely - the earih hv means of .
rafschute. sixteen and one bali ferf iour
rv twenty Eve feet iu c'sueisf N.i.ssos
lsve1 about tNn lr - distant from fre
s.aftluT point. The taiss0 was if 90 81
with h0t 1ir an1 costumes re Dunafd
c1nrss uni.i l rear BOD "a height 81 snout
one uiie absn ~ spsff.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

Thomas n. and Hattie Brown wsrs ma
ned ss TIE sweet scented sVTles riTene5 ia
the orchard in Septsm osr. ls76 s. Byron
Centre. Gfstsr1sT. through ner stforDf
a @ Crozier. Hattie sppiied - the Circult
Coar' foT 2 divorce from Thomas u tie
ocr1plxiuf sae chs-ees him vitb bsv' II
without snY eauss 81 provoasfion. Ira ksv
sss. Gese--ed her ~ cornEe ifoe ber -
ieaVs bir sn8 his bo1ae ass nss ksr desire
~ vEl bersuse - he erf-rree ere t~
trFafd her. z his corslsted ~ czlire hsr
ansoaFe 5rdeoeat aFS fnsaiG1z na-ues
r~aerax a. 1er kee7u nz intorN-a ez
frequently ard an1Tug her saanaefnllv
z nas hs c8ns artlF ius5o8ste3 sri ecesae5
hsr w5-h tsvrE iwrFerer rsletio~e effth
81 her r,se- ard ttsf ns oeasEse hss mel
6~arx xsg1 Also fhsf - fsl 80. neg sct.d
49, refrsed - p7oviae even ne neoszssr II -
O. e for her. ard for these rsssaus shs
sesiTas 70 hsve toe nsTitsl Bop6 severed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
Grand Haven GIeeni nz..


GRAND HAVEN. July S0.-Circuit Court
convenes here Monday.
CO. r.. fifty strong. will leave on the ard
Of August for camp At Brighton Beach, an
der command Of Capt Hsrbeck
The Boat Club. jas; organized. will bur !
q Clnb house at an eaTiv date and end,avOr
% hold a re-stta in September.
a large number of Grand Rrpils parties
viii sunday st Highland PsrS.
Lieut. Woodruf Of the r. : T. -. is in
the city. Inspecting the local office here lie
IL ssid % be ths feather OF Cold Wave
SgpaL
RI. r. Mccormick. Register Of Deeds ~
Kent. accompanied hy bis wife and Kiss
Stella Davis. and Mss Fannie McCrstb. ct
Grand Rapid. st today for home They
have been zuess a. rhe Cutler House for
The past ten dses. Mac ana 1is friends we're
a very pleasant party and vii be missed az
the 4ufiar
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
THE eLAKs sseN OFF mANlsTes
= Schooner Csptasa Reports that he Saw
Men Painting Her.

CmcAeo. July s0.-The captain Of the
schooner Higgie, which arrived issi night
stated 20 p reporter that he sighted The
schooner Blake atoff } O'Clock Thursday
morning about - miles of Manisise. The
skipper saws be noticed bv the ai8 OF
q glass thst she was being painted.
Hef starbosr5 side hsd on cost of fresh
re3 paint With white s'rosk along
above the bglWsrxs There vas ecafold-
ing acreee Ter port-Qusrter and men were
or 81 painting thsf side. He also said that
thc , axe scfed que~rlT. 'veered about and
stood due ser0ss our bow - ~ toev2de rs
The Captain oi the NlErie knew nothing
Of The reason Of the inquiries until after he
had given this mofmst0n.
81 lgSArF. Nicb.. July 30-Ths tnv
pen6pi is st.ll iD search of The schooner
EduarG Blake and Boodisr McGaririe up
the straits She has been gone since 3
O clock act night and has probably rut
rieht up the axes. The Blake certsiniv
has not ret nsssed through the straits. nor
has sae shown her nose near them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
oolna Up rns olAnTs.
DstrolI sAa sew fsrk Iadzi<s IL Giss
sad Txks Same Bass BzI .csEss


Dzraorr, july 0.--Two thousand people
Witnessed tod.ys game. Tsitchsl and
CAMEL tor Detroit, and ksefs and o Ko1Iks
tor ths As- Yofks. covered tne points for
the nrst thrss Innings. The pitching OF
John Kesfe and T9ifchsn xzs very eject.
ise. baE ia the foarth tie moss
stroei0as kiad OF sslding vas dose
By tae New 1oxks. and virtually
banded the game over 20 the DsEroits, bat
the after. noE 60 Dc eutdOne ia generosity,
handed il back 20 the New Yorks by their
miserable nsl,iinx, out hnaliy. By superior
stick work s0n it back. The excitement
vas intense at the close Of ths eighth in
mig. DetrOlts nsying vent oat IN one. two,
three order ia their half OF the ninth.
The giants had % make Que rnn 10 tie and
tso 10 si1. Conner opened With three
bagger 70 right ueid. Gore went O1t from
Asnning 10 Brouthers, bat Conner did not
ztieEass % reach the home plate. fieFnsn
fouled out 20 White. Conner still remaining
on tsrd base. Then iI al depended on
ORourke. He hit gro0nder % Richard
son, Who threw him Oat az nrst, still leay-
ing Conner on third. The score was as
follows
At Detroit
ss@ ss's',' goi. ..S ..-.-.- g
hase uirs-DefF0lt Z. New York l.
LrTors-D Detroit O. sew YORK -
Batteries -rsilcheu aud cancel. KeeFs and
" kOurIe.
Az Patsburgh-
Pitlsb.rga o. % Q 0ol $40
falaie phia .......0 0 0 o % 2
Batteries Calvin and Miller, Deylin ard Nil
ler
A. iudianApOlis-
Indianapolis ........3 0 ] o i-iO
Washington .-...----..o 0 o. 4
Batteries -Healey and Hackett. Shaw AMI
Dels.ey.
A. Chieazo--
Ch.cs go-...........O . 0 A.
b,a,1-l- -...-.---.-.-..--.-4 o o o -
batterles-- Clarkson ard Daily. Radbourne and
Kelly.
AZ Philsdel lphia-Aihlstics 5. s.. Louis s
AZ New York Metropolitans &. Cincinnati L
A. oklyn-Brookiyu :, Cleveland 4
A Baltimore-balinores 8, Louisville, 7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

Wni'su Tsmpe. WHHeu 6shpHa carries
Fict. FRED Slrnben and Charles e.rshscher.
were srrairrs0 before JnsfIee faIe fef-
aav on . chsrpt A. maiieIous frrt Ir a
dufHur buuee tr Walker frvt
IKulut pieaaea uo' guilty tHf wH
bearing tnFneTrev The rfhef f.lf 81 .essi
guilty and schultz ars isr n ae 500
earh. and 8 rahen fna rife ehnefsF IS ssla.
They psii sac required amounts $50 we're
& sisfh errfd
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
Chnrlsrnl,

Solid Comfort Cotisef hev. A p ksih-
e.. y D. and wise Miss Bsue Nsthsr. . iss
Matte Beech. of Bsfilf Greek Mrs.. -. q.
Aaiher ana son. CiiaeF0 Niss Esther
Hitchcock Grand Hap.ts II HssFsll snd
wife. Detroit. Jay isrian1. Battle Creek.
Beech Grove Cottage Mrs G. b. Ives and
family. ~ Grand kspdes
Contenfneni fo'fsgf Hr and Mr.. +.
" Barnes Grand Rap'5s. ~. and hrs. T.
y Lambert and tao children. Lmp0rss.
Kan.
Blue Bell Cottage %. ~ Alien end fsFo-
ny. Glen s. Alien. n. and = Grs. Esusof3
Ka'smszoo eiFnofini C5Frisni. daughters
Of Gen Ciprianj, Flerfrct. Italy
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

Mr. M PA fr ff m9 aer r. tfiorrev
U Croz.sf VS. ierinsrifs ieaetef in ibe
pubis Schools ~ ihis cir. sr5 many ,i1
frisnfs vii ts t'eesfa fo lesn t.s. trf
snn 4 A Grower u' fseyeifur. 81. ief efiI-
la..ed her freeweultfr verses TrIfa Nrre
spTesred in tie press from tMf .r fInir.
ard frDliste1 there lu ii'te ssIure 9Ifa
fbs tffis SONGS in Tarresi 1te t1 A.
ney 5s secured 81 su7 ~ the cfT trok
sf4vee
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

Cotisre No. 40-J G.. Shields and family.
Grand Rapids.
Cottage 40. 26-H r. Harrington and
family. Grand kapics
Cottage No. 10--feu. " n Wittine4on
ard family from Jackson aud Mrs.. T. n
ldrich anc daughter Juiia and Marion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
a COLLISION IN OHIO.
Two Trains on the Pittsburs & It Wayne
Fail To Pass on One Track

Mansfield. O.. July 30.-Today east
bound passenger train no. on the Pitts
burg, Fl. Wayne & Chicago Railroad, due
here At l-O7 p. M. was telescoped by a
freight train az Lawrence, small
station between Orrville 4 Msssillon.
SIX mile, east of this city.
particulars cannot be learned. but from the
most reliable sources It IL learned that the
last cosch Of the passenger train Was thrown
from The track and broken into splintera.
Quite n number of passengers were in the
coach. IL il said that four passengers were
seriously injured, aud ~ many were slightly
bruised. All traius were delayed about i've
hours.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

FFrtr-ITr r. - .ftfAe
E.1AwAroo. July 30-Ths bosv of Jebn
vsnaarhurx. ~bo ~ss drosae3 so-as weeks
sea in Howard lake. came - ths s,lrfscs
fsis rforrirx SD wss foand BY rs hrcsh her
wao 80 cruising &c IA ssser g. ta- ar1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

ST fsTsez. July Frederick and Wilkes
Hsrxrsve. tF0 vell-kao~n business men
81 Sensv. Luce Company, Who we're
arrested On conrlsint Of Deputy Game
Warden McCcrry charged MA the saip-
ment of deer SKINS from scnsT % Nsw
YORK city IN vics stIon ~ iav. p.esded
zuilv Vsstsriav and sentence wss sus-
PENDED Ga psvrn~ut If all costs amounting
- si1t snd for.ei5ag the sxins. vsiue3 a.
k5o
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

t..,ssss -ss vs,etess-eeea.s.
LrrfxeroS. Jnlv ao.-The fourth convic-
ton for killing deer out Of season vas the
ease of George TURNER who vas arrested
yesterday bY Horace B. Csswsll. Deputy
Game and Fish v arden. taken before jus
tee Shsckslron today. where he pleaded
guilty and wss fined $50 and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

The following cotiagsrs and cottages will
be OF interest to Grand Rapids people who
are visiting the Northern resorts
BAY YITw.
Hartman Cottage Mrs. A. Seymour
F. I. Seymour, Grand Rapids. Mrs. Il
Collins.
Wilmarlh Coitage-Mrs. o r. Wlm8rtb
Grand Rapids. AsrmAn and wife. Mrs.
Oscar Marleit
Sunset Cottage Mrs. J. J. Crequs. Ms
Lulu y. Creque Grand keDids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

Last nigh. saw tbst well-xrown tsls-
phone monopoiist. Major sam r. Watson.
supsrintsndius ths LOADING ct n hox.csr in
the q. F. e Z. ysris. and noted that sli the
boxss bsrrsls ets. we're addressed 70
Gem John H Frink. Petoskey, President
cf the Jordan River r-1ut Cab on liz
re inquiry learned thaf the r'1b consists
Of Gen. Frirs and Commodars ". A.
Jackson. II Detroit. Col Wm C-ichson snd
Capt Hczh Csperton. Of louisville. snd
Msior Sam r. Watron of this city
TIE club r. Incorporated u7dsr
she stses laws VIII the abovs
same. out the members are known
~ 81 the Northern country as Jordan
River Firstesr General Frinx invented
tae H1tei E'rister. and he has kept on i'm
proving shem rnfii hs bss ss lsst invented
some sort Of an automatic arrnzemsntt that
zrshs .1avsisr a. the depot. hastes him ~
ta be hotel. rsgi stsrs hss narie. al
.rrcmsT him. before the sstrnished zues.
hss an opportunity - make objection
Frink is also great fisherman nothing
delights bin more. ofsr Grand Aufi Ro<e
hss With pair of trays. teaten king fsE
t-r him. than 70 take that srileless
cd gentleman np Fesr River for
dars "tr-rs fshsnr When
Friok has goi Mari Roses kresi flll of
uioe a. eh1hs rhfrh he rsrsaadss tae
kint-hesrtsd. hns ss sforssad. rallsiszs
gentleman az tr1rt then hs sakes him
tsck - Fsinsksv ans hrbes ~En HAYES
- bay the "trort TIE Pirates If -
Jordan Vii q iuts -am7 With s~s Indian
guides On Re eth of A1rsst The Ken
tuckv xentiernen rho have eesn inducs8 10
!osn tie party ave ny hesrtseis umDashy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
GRAND RAPIDs. MIcH. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 81. ee7.

giass - saouid he nca profess 9uSi soc.ely
sOzzzn learn hoB "a s4iie. 20 he eaArLzing
lus - scres their aces into Eneis ~ - Ia
ialo tricks 9th such fsafOres - uss1re cas
blessed ttsm With Al agreeable slolie
without s1eclallon grsoesal esrrtese. sfs
only results ~ trsining. aRa they become
habits ate as easily - less pleasing tricks
an1 nannerisIus. There are peeple who
apPexF tolezably vel "a nepooe yeg the IN
slant they speak or lxakh c1aase - the
grOtesqls and worTs tie beholGes Almost -
death A pretty girl May spoil Tue oonteur
II ner face the instant shs opens her mouth
10 SPEAK
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
How They stand.

The following Is the standing Of the
League clubs up to and including the games
OF Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

The New York 3flsFes gave Willard
Brigham perfOrmanos OF "Engassc' q
good notice. Speaking OF the amateurs IN
the cast il says. Ars. tfed Bersers Belinda
was very graceful, refned performances,
IS was also the Maggie OF Aseie Douglas
The latter lady made most decided bat
and II she adopts the stage fsr proiessie.
n believe sne contefapistes doing, lei me
anticipate a successful career. Ter sOAs
introduced IN the iirst set was most chsrns-
ingiy sung, and most heartily encored.
Manager Berger was most decidedly liberal
IN the way he set tbs stage a running
brook was most successfully introduced FOR
the first time here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

The merry Aimee ssid oue dsy AT
wsrsss whsttsr r-sftr eT Sin. rnzhf -
uaks craCfi i-s 81 smiGnz snd taxing. Z
rot sstig gg. before thsir n irro-s. irsf - Oh
serve ard correct tse F-nacss. Pre- seiv
g. =. setex o. scirass stssisss eart ceio~s q
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31
The Raven.

EaHAPs you are somstimes vexsd
secause yoa miss your morning
paper or because Il Is ate. should
s<1- bsffI wers IN your place. / can tell